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Hello @Possu, nice feedback. Thank you. We will put our hands on it as soon as it arrives and we will try to add more feedack.

Hello Judy, Thank you for your answer. Secure Wifi was lanched in 2021 to achieve a more secure teleworking environment. Manage AP Service already exists before that and with a regular license you could manage more than 8 AP. But things have changed, it's normal… We will change to the GSP Pack.

Hello @Zyxel_Judy, thank you for your answer. Clearly ZyXEL changed the UTM licensing plan. Previously it was possible to manage up to 24 APs with the UTM license. Was there any official communication from ZyXEL warning of this change? Could you send me the p/n of Secure Wifi License? Thank you

Any news about this issue? Will ZyXEL launch a new firmware realease? We are experiencing the same problem. Thank you

And for USG Series with 4.73? When the patch will be available? Thank you

Same problem here. We have several domestic customers with these APs installed. We can't reach any of them. :-(

Hello, I'm having the same issue with USG 110, USG40 and USG60 all of them with firmware 4.73 patch 2. @Zyxel_Jeff any suggestions? Thank you

@Remon @Tobias can you describe the workaround solution? Thank you

Is it possible to obtain the CPU temp through SNMP queries? Thank you

Dear Zyxel_James, the appliance is installed on the customer premises at 300Km from here, I'm not sure if it's possible to have it connected by the console port... I'll send you the conf file. Thank you

Dear PeterUK, thank you. I've already do it too. No luck... I've tried everything

Thank you for your answer, the wan port has a public ip address. I've already configured different ports for https management but the issue remains

@PeterUK @Zyxel_James Thank you for your answers but All security features are disabled including the Security policy control. It seems to be an internal web service problem...

Hi MJStar, 4.65p1 Thank you

Hello @DiegoF you can configure a dedicated wireless SSID for students with an associated VLAN in a different subnet. With this configuration you can isolate the students network from the LAN and you can add security policies for them. What you think?